WOUNDED.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 224, 20 September 1915, Page 6

WOUNDED.

Auckland M.R. CORPORAL ROBERT NOEL JOHNSON. on August 11—Edward Johnson, Devon, England. Auckland Battalion. HENRY NROLI.S MAUiREOOR LAIRD, left arm and shoulder—l • Edward Nicnlls Laird. Eldon Street, j i Brighton Road, l'arnell (father). ERNEST LOW E, commission and debility ! — ll.'iiry Lowe, Cheshire, England I (father"). Wellington M.R. LIEUTENANT WILLIAM RISK, on August -28—Mrs. M. Risk. Haetihi (mother). WILLIAM CRAY, hand and knee, on August 15. MICHAEL JOSEPH HROSNAHAN, lon leg, on August 17. I THOMAS WILLIAM MURPHY. LANCE -CORPORAL. ERIC HECTOR IHNSTAN CRAW, on August _'1. EDWARD GRIFFIN, forearm, on August 21. MICHAEL JOSEPH CURTIS, head and shoulder, on August 2(1. RODNEY RUPERT TALBOT, face, on] August 27. I HAHLKS CAXIERO.V BALDWIN, arm ' and hack on August 2S. OSWALD UEORIIE HIRHEI.L. arm, on August 2S. LAM ESEROT. MAXWELL CHRISTIE, ' hand, mi August l'S. ARNOLD COOMHK, finger, on August 28. HAMILTON t;E()R(>E CII.LANDERs, ! hand, on August j JAMES HAVUAHI) HDWSK. lace, un August 28. WILLIAM liEoßlii: HUNT, face, on AugiiKt as. ' i NOEL l<l THERKORn JAMESON, chr.-t ' and leg,, ..n Augiul -iH. JAMES jliiMllj MiiKCAN. neck on August l'S. I.ERAI.I) EDMUND SI'OONER, forearm, un August 2K. lIERHEIir WILLIA-M THOMPSON foot I on AiitfiVt t* THOMAS EMERSUN WILSON, hand, on August )iH. WeUington Battalion (JEORUK TIIO.MA.S HI'TTON. o.: Augu=t 28. SAINSBURY JOHNSTON, deafness EDWARD SLOW, leg, Mt-und o- .-asMii. Canterbury M.R. DAVID ANDERSON. <„, August 21. JAMES ATWOOD, on August 21. ROBERT ALLEN BKl't E. »v August 21. r'RKD. ERSKINE, cm August 21. ( OKPORAL ALLAN HENHY (iII.LINGHAM, on August 21. LANCE-CUiU'ORAL WILLIAM MOODY I.KAY, on August 21 THOMAS ERNEST ijyXES. on August 21. CORPORAL WALTER ROLAND HAS SAL, on August 21. LAN! E CORPORAL EDWARD JOSEPH JONES, .hi August 21. JOHN ALEXANDER KILLOH, on August 21. CORPOKAL ARTHUR MORRIS. n August 21. JA( OH PEARSON, on August 21 [■RANK WILLIAM RuHERTSON, on August 21. SEROEANT ROLAND PTUDHOLME BARKER, arm. on August l>l. SERGEANT ALEXANDER JAMES HLACK. head, on Ailßiisl 21. JAMES Mol LD IliKKinh, hand and hack, on AYlgilut 21. ALBERT MKOKKN'SIIIRE, f,,renrm. mi Augu-t 21—C. iirokenshire. tlrndcraun Point. Auckland. STEPHEN JEWELL BROWN, abdomen, on August 21. CHARLES HENRY COWAN, thigh, on Aujjiut 21. ROBERT DUNN, hands and lower extremities, on Aupu.st 21. ALBERT EDRIIh.i.. right thigh and buttock, on Augu.-t 21. ANDREW CLARK ERASER, shoulder. on August 21. CHARLES HKNRY GLOVER. both thighs, on August ■>], DAVID GODFREY, skuli. r,n Aupist 21 SERiJEANT ( IIAhI.ES ALBERT IiKAY, hand, on August 21. WILLIAM HARRIS, left arm. on August 21: RICHARD WILLIAM HOI.I.EY richt thigh, on Augu-t 21. LANI E CORPOKAL C. E WEST D A. LITTLE. Canterbury Battalion. ALBERT HENRY AUSTIN, on Aujrust Otago Battalion. LANCE CORPORAL CEoRIiE ALEXDER LAMB, mi August 17. JOHN < A.MERON FRANCIS CHARLES SALLEN, on August 22—Mrs. S. .(. Sallen. -_M. Willow Street. Auckland (mother). ROBERT LOPKK, on August 20. Field Engineer*. HENRY IRVINE HI RDLEY, shoulder, on August 28. JOHN RANKIN, hands, on August 28. LAN( E - CORPORAL JollN DL'Nc VN fct'OTT. Medical Corps. IYIN HENDERSON EINLAY. fa lV , on August 28. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING. Wellington Battalion. CAMERON BELL, shouldor — Francis Henry Roll. Fairlie i brother) RAY FREEMAN, hand—Mrs. R. Freeman, Moiuek" i.mother). DIVISION IN THrT DUMA. A FIVE-MINUTE SESSION. PETROGRAD, September 19. At a private sitting of the "Duma, the President, M. Rodzianko, was requested to convey to the Czar the Duma's feelings concerning prorogation. It is believed rhese feelings were unanimous throughout Russia and there were indications that M. Goremykin. President of the Council of Ministers, [lid not possess the support of any of h> colleagues. The responsibility lor prorogation was his alone. The intensity of the opposition by the "Cadets" and "Progressive!-" is sue!', that these parties have considered their withdrawal from cooperation with the Government upon war committees. A decision has not been reached. The Worker's Party has intimated that it would insist upon discussing prorogation regardless of the business before the Duma. As a result the session lasted five minutes. 11. Rodzianko, entering, invited the Duma to stand and hear the ukase. All etood up except the worker) and Socialists, who hurriedly left thi; chamber. After the reading of the ukase M. Rodzianko called for cheers for the Czar. These were given with great cordi ility, and tue »eesion ended.